Elena Recubini
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Elena Recubini is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in the integration of robotic technologies and pharmacological interventions for post-stroke recovery. Her primary research areas include upper limb rehabilitation, robotic-assisted therapy, and the synergistic use of botulinum toxin with end-effector devices. Recubini’s major contribution lies in demonstrating that combining conventional rehabilitation with robotic training and botulinum toxin injections significantly enhances functional recovery in chronic stroke patients, outperforming robot-alone protocols. Her most-cited work (2021, 23 citations) established this integrated rehabilitative approach, providing a paradigm shift in clinical practice by addressing both spasticity and motor re-learning. This study has become a foundational reference for clinicians and researchers seeking to optimize patient outcomes through multimodal strategies. Recubini’s impact extends beyond citation metrics; her work has influenced rehabilitation protocols globally, bridging the gap between engineering and medicine. She is recognized for her rigorous methodology and patient-centered focus, making her a pivotal figure in advancing evidence-based neurorehabilitation. Her ongoing research continues to explore scalable, cost-effective robotic solutions for broader clinical adoption.
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